ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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In the Audio Mixer, click the Record button for the sequence. Adobe Premiere Pro prepares the sequence for
recording but moves the playhead only when you press the Play button.
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Select Meter Input(s) Only in the Audio Mixer panel menu to meter only your sound card’s inputs.
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Test the input levels by playing a selection from the analog source.
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When you finish testing, deselect Meter Input(s) Only in the Audio Mixer panel menu to meter the project’s audio
tracks also.
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Play a selection from the analog source again. Watch the Audio Mixer level meters to ensure that the input levels
for record-enabled tracks are high but not clipping.
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Click the Play button in the Audio Mixer, and then press Play on the source device.
See also
“About audio” on page 173
Batch capturing
About batch capturing
Adobe Premiere Pro supports batch capturing—automatic, unattended capture of multiple clips from a controllable
device. You can define a batch by selecting a group of clips you have logged. These appear as offline (placeholder)
clips in the Project panel or in a bin. You can capture any number of logged, offline clips by selecting them and
choosing File > Batch Capture. When you begin capture, Adobe Premiere Pro automatically re-sorts entries by tape
name and timecode In points so that they’re captured as efficiently as possible.
To save time by reducing the number of clips you log manually, consider using Scene Detect. See “To use automatic
scene detection” on page 73.
When you want to batch capture a set of logged (offline) clips, select them in the Project panel and choose File >
Batch Capture. If you organized offline clips into bins, you can batch capture an entire bin by selecting the bin.
Adobe Premiere Pro can capture video in the background so that you can perform other tasks during capture. When
you start either a manual capture or batch capturing in Adobe Premiere Pro, you can minimize the Adobe Premiere
Pro application or switch to another application without stopping capture. After you restore the Adobe Premiere Pro
window, you can click anywhere inside it to halt capture. However, be aware that frames may drop out if you perform
a system-intensive task while capturing. The chance of dropped frames is lower on a high-performance system, such
as one with dual processors.
Note:
Batch capturing is not recommended for the first and last 30 seconds of your tape because of possible timecode and
seeking issues. Capture these sections manually.
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